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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-30

HoGs-Receipts, $500; shipments. /. 100 The
quality generally common mixed grades, and the
market shade lower that class, while fine
heavy weights sold high. One fancy load average
$40 pounds brought 1918 but the general sales for
mixed and heavies 50. 7505 fair to good light,
Sd. 4O04.8 5; skips and light pigs, $3.250425. All
sold; closing steady.
SHEEP-Recepts, 600; shipments, 500. Fair sup
Ply quality generally Market duh and slow
sales at shade lower prices Ali sold
Good to choice. Observation-Disclosures. 3d. O04 so
Fair to medium Observation-Disclosures. 3.4O03. 90
Common Observation-Disclosures. 2.65 03.1O
Lambs, fair to good. 4.O0D5.5O
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-30

The banks now hold ~, ZVS, 4oU IN excess OF t
25 per cent. rule.
NEW YORK. JAN 29.-Bar silver, $1.O2l9.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-Bar silver, AID per ounce.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
THIS YEARS FAIR.
\ Zig Exposition Promised some lmpmi-
ant Suggestions TOR Its Success.

4 EIg Exposition Promised Some Impoit-
ant Suggestions for Its Success.
The Exposition aud State fI,r time viii
soon he here. and, following the Reunion
will add ,housln6s OF visitors to the city.
Whilst people are discussing the prosper
iDy OF the city and the word il goingm"und
to 'Eoom the old town, it should not he
forgotten that display OF the resources Of
city and its surrounding country is the
inst way 10 rucuuroer the banning ni
the uty. When YOU elevate the standard
OF farm products in general that helps the
prosperity of the country. When Ia the
rivalry in raising fine horses, cattle and
other stock, gram and fruits there il also
added 4 competitions in mechanical skill.
iiue lrt aGd the other products OF city
like Wheeling, the people become interest
"d in producing u supello? article IN the
respective lIncs OF their business aud EN-
ployurnt, aud the markets whore the re
suit Of genius, skill and care are sold at
tract buyers from abroad, aud the road 10
prosperity IL assured
.Oui fair has been successful III the past
in thn way Of exhibits. aud competition
has been LARGELY encouraged and 10 some
extent created.
a This year will show the truth Of the
latter statement in the fact that the eN-
h!his will surpass those OF any previous
year, thus demonstrating the great inter
est /, competition and the growth OF the
elements Of prosperity The officers Of the
Fair have spared no pliuS III expense to
build mp their Association and while it
ms not been SO successful IA a financial
wag - they have hoped, because Of the
large amOuut paid out in premiums and
for other expense, yet they are pleased
with the excellence that this yeas cNhIbi
tlua will show This Association not only
rive. the exhibition Of speed horses, but,
IN addition 10 the features OF other fairs.
have an exposition on a large scale. Such
enterprise should, ~ It doubtless viii, at
tract large crowds Of people on the several
days OF the falr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
\ CHICAGO MYSTERY.

\ rrumiuent citizen My,tcriously Re
,ciVGs a Fatal Wnund.
CuyAUo, August 2O.-At . o'clock
this morning the Chicago and Alton tram
stopped Il, Twcuty-thmd street station,
and slretchcr, on which q middle aged
man lay, evidently very weak from loss
OF blood, was removed to HIS home. No. 3
rIrk Place. The mau vas Walter =
Etbcock, senior member of the itrm ol
Eahrork * Wheeler lumber dealers. tie
Is suffering from wound in the breast,
received this morning AT Gardner, Ill.,.
where he was spending the night. Tn"
wound is Il fatal one Dr. Anderson, who
prohrd for the ball discovered a Jagged
wound in the breast The ball could not
ne located. Hahrork is - years old aud 4
prominent Republican. His friends ale
very rcti,eni about the cause vi be 5h"pi
s, .It V'Ll 10 Gardiner 10 ll.VE' MS
property on lake Park i"r farm. About
i o'clock til, m,uaiu. hr entered Fh'sI-
ri.tns office IN CIdnrr and had h.s wound
examined, refusing 10 explain huw lac rc-
cclvrd IT, Reporter are refused admission
to the nous, and tricnd- refuse Ia say any
thing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
AGGRAYATING HER INSANITY.
\ Young Woman VINO Wa, Married ~ 4,
Cure tor Mental Trouble.

nNEN luEI,, August -. Mrs. Rose
Nrndt, dark aud handsome, but whuse duh
stare showed that hcr mind va. affected,
was taken to Elleyuc Hospital Weducs
day night by her husband, Frederick
Arndi, who + al assistant IN Il bakery ai
30 Third avenue. She became 4 BRIDE
only twO days previous, and when the hos
pital authorities found tbI- "u, and learned
that she had ever -iucr hes maIIiasc
eyinced - desire 10 end hr. lite with ILt
poison, they asked some more questions
about the ease.
The yuaug woman had been taken a. the
hospital about two weeks ago white suffer
Ing from mrlanchoIa. and expressing
desire to staIyc herself tn death In the
course OF few days size began Ia show
signs of improvement and a cure seemed
probable. hat she was taken away from the
hospital ~ 4 relative contrary - the al
ice of the doctor. When asked Wig he
had married the gr, Arndt stated that he
had been adv ci 10y -. I,iIrnih"l, of 81"
E.lst Fifteenth street. hat Haiiagr would
lave beneficial Elect upon the S"nn"
woman. IN. Wlldunn stated that the
proceeding was very HnguIu one inh
that il hid resulted quite hi-a,trously, the
somewhat mild torn of m-lanrhoiH from
which she had been suffering a ~hu.t Time
prey lUus hlyIuIhrrn agg'INat' d.uLh hci
disease WAS Of Il pronounced typ"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21

CLNHKSHIEG NEWS.
lew Water Works To tie Constructed The
Ordinance.

Ordinance.
Sp,ail, Ttg.om 10 Tho SoHhlg E,gi,icr.
CIAEk~HuEG, w. Va, August 20.
ClarI,sburr has at last awakened to the ne
cc,aity ofproviding against fire and a large
number Of her enterprising citizens PIE
scented on August II a petition to the CoUu
ell which was carefully considered, and Oh
last Monday night the Committee on On
dinauccs made lis report through Hon.
Caleb Roggess, it, Chairman. who present
"a an ordinance entitled "An ordinance
for the issue Of bonds for the construction
of a water works. which was adopted
The preamble set out that:
WHEREAS, it is necessary aud eNprdi-
rnt for the comfort and well Icing OF the
peoplc OF the town Of CiaIi,shuGg and the
protection OF their property therein against
inc that there should he erected without
DELAY suitable water works, and
WHEREAS. to carry out this object, ii is
eyprdirnt that the town shall issue and
sell it, bonds for money sufficient for that
purpose.
The ordinance commenced with The
usual caption aud provides, that the SAID
town do issue ill., bonds of the denomination
Of on" bundled dollars and multiple thereof
Tor a sum in the aggregate not exceeding
tits thouslnlidOllars each, bearing date on
the first day OF October, -, and payable
to nearer thirty years after tur date there
of with interest at the rate Of five per
cculum per Inuum payable annually from
the said date, which sud bonds shail con
tain a provision expressed therein, that
that they shall not b" liable Ia taratIon by
The sad town, aud that SAID town shall
have the rIlh, M any time AFTER ten
years Irrm tie date Of SAID
bonds To- release o. discharge
itself from Any further liability arising
from the said bonds or any pat OF them,
by the pIfMcut thereof Of III" principal
ana interest due thereon. lRl; each OF
said bonds saal, be- uumhcred aui att"st"d
hY the seal OF the town J!iIArd Thereto, ana
hr ,iGncd 10y the mayor and recorder.
After said bonds hall have been 80 issued
no more Of them shall he sold than
may he necessary 10 realize turr"upun a
of said water works. and none shall be
s0ld Tor les than par that the u,"hei AZ.
rcivrd for water rents or the usr ol tie Wa
t,g supplied hy the works shall hr applied
/" the payment OF the principal AMI inter.
,.t uf sud hund> and whal'yr. sum shall
remain after surh application shall be pro
,idtd for by especial tax upon the taxable
property oi said town not exempt unit,
the intcrcs. aud principal Of sand bonds
are discharged, The council then ordered
that an election he held on september j.,
l--f, by the qualified voters 81 the town
for the ratification or rejection o. the or,
dinancc. and that the M'Uor l'suc aud
, cause his proclam.,on 10 hr published as
rc.,uir,i Ly law. This II 4 wise step and
there is every assurance that the measure
viii carry before the people, although 1t
take, a lhl. c-Ii,ths vote IN it, favor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
An INTERESTING CASE.
An Instance oi How Western Land Al
YRuCcs-Rnd Gets Mixed In

An Instance OF How Western Land hd-
Vsuces- and Gets Mixed Up.
CHICAGO, August 2N.-A Time, St
Paul, MINI, special SAYS: Talmadgs \.
Lambert, young Washington lawyer, who
represents himself 10 be the son of David
Lambert, who helped to organize the Ter
ritory of Minnesota, has commenced pro-
ceediuE7 to establish his title TO is acres
Of the shores Of Lake phalen. This prop
erty is valued at at least half million
dollars. The proceedings are directed
against Washington NJ. Stees, whose adj
vent IN this city aud business dates from
1880. DAVID Lambert was newspaper
man Of Arkansas and Wisconsin. lie
came here IN Isis and was candidate for
the Territorial Legislature. He is a man
OF considerable ability aud literary accom-
j ,C,yTE("nt. Tie was trusted friend o. Dr.
w, 2NlN "rll Patterson, an Episcopalian
SSSiy hurt . Of Princeton. y. j., who in lSj9
,ornds w,2r OF st. Paul's church in this city
. ygs y, erson had purchased some soldiers
, odd warrants, which were q drug upon
the Eastern market, and they were sold
over the bank counters at from Slij To
Sl,O apiece. These warrant, Srre each
Ton 100 acres OF land, aud Dr. Patterson
visited st. Paul ia l~l9, looked over the
situation, and then made David Lambert
his agent IL locate his land warrants Mr.
Lambert located thrc land warrants on
October l., 1919, and the following No
Nember he committed suicide; but instead
| OF Locating the warrants in DR.. Patterson $
name he put them in his own. An effort
WAS made 10 have proper correction
madr in the Government entries,
but for some reason il was
never made 4 deed was made
out accordingly and duly recorded, and
Dr. Patterson wac placed in undiSputed
possession OF his property in August, lNj2.
DR.. Patterson then sold 1t To Judge Lam
bertiu September, aud Judge Lambert sold
it Il Allen Pierce in lSI4 Allen Pierce
sold 1t to DIR. Davis, of Mississippi, from
whoa Washington SteCs purchased his IL
in l'G7. The one proposition upon which
young Lambert bases his claim to the
amount OF II ,OOU, 900 worth OF nicely lying
real estate is that the Probate Court had
no equity jurisdiction and no power TO or
der the transfer OF the land to Or. Patter-
sou. 1t has been supposed that David
Lambert had no children when he died,
and there is said To have been an affidavit
IN tie hands of attorneys from nephew
that he died without issue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
THE INDIAN WAR.
4 ~u..,I Party oI white Men Get IA,
Worst 81 a..

4 small Party or white Men Get the
Worst al It.
CUUrNCo. August 2u A Denver. Col.
special SAYS Whatever mly hay, been
the cause OF this tie trouble aud whether
70 MIS- iuStltjahlc, the fact remains that
there is a difficulty ahead and it will only
hr ayertrd hy the husty return of the rem
rgad,s To their reservation state The
authorities have gone too tar to rr,race
their steps and tbe Ialaus give no sign OF
AN intention 10 retire Sheriff Kendall
started from M,ckcr Wednesday with nine
men to locale tie Indians, whom he tound
still iu ,hes, cuup near the old ThonhGrs
battlefield. They we're too smart for
him, however, and got in his rear
After stubborn tight, i'm
which ct louu OF kcuiIl'S men We're
wounded and three horses killed The
party succeeded I'm r~cIping and bringing
the wounded to MrrSrv. This was the
arst white blood drawn In the conflict
rruricrs we've hastily sent TO Ulruw0ol
who met company OF liiJy we'll armed
volunteers from Aspen Oh The road and the
latter FASTENED forward information
WIS convey Ell also to ten. West at Glen
wood Springs, wbrIr ;hr troops from Den
y,r ond o,hyr points aus rurHmprd. This
uaru.ug mounted usu LETT Giruwood Tor
the front with - pp>~,huI,t, that they may
encounter the Indians uu the road 4 ry-
por; came lgom Rawlings last night ;hgt
the STAGE passengers had rra,hci there
who declared Ngujall's myn were desert
mE him. This information Is evidently
old. AS q similar Irprr. camr from Glen
wood. and IL w.tS uttrrwtGd shown that
Kendall, has divided his force. ~, OF
the original party finally reached Nrrkc:.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
SENATOR Hlddlebrrg.r'> Case.

Wuupsr rock, w., Au.u,t 20 In the
County Court yesterday. special grand
Jury consisting of nine men with r. J.
Adams - lorman, investigated Sanator Rid
dlebcrgrl's IaiI delivery OF last SATURDAY.
morning After spending the entire dav
IN secret session and examining seventeen
Witnesses, they brought "a two lTdict-
mcuts ON" VI against Tie following
parties. John l.udNl%, Milton Cooper,
VIM. DinycN. la iiut.mau and Cha-.
Ruby, ol ldIubur" aud l.. NJ. Kosher, oi
this place, charged with bring leaders ~
the mob who rescued EridlrhrIIcr The
other indictment WIS against Deputy
Sheriff fluttrll fol mIs,lcm"anor. Hottcli,
vino was staging IN thu same room with
RiddlchrIgcr when the mDH came and de
mandri the keys ani then prIod the door
oil offered no resistance. though armed
What will come at tn" ,.!+c - hot known,
but the general "prm,nn ia that no one
Will he convicted. senator Eitdlrb"rgrr
is much better and and it ~ expected
will return 10 Jail ia" nr~t OF next week
aud serve the remaining three days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
81. CLAIR~NIi.IE.

The following from Uuilntown. Ohio. Ia
Mr. VI. h. wilson 81. Cla.r1yl!lc, explains
itself What viii sou take aud furnish
dinner TOR Ia people, hr and little: Toye
.nur.hIli mile this side OF New Athens.
Wr expect to have a big time there soon
and enclose desired hill Of fare: Hot tea
and coffee, light bread aud butter, cracker,
and cheese, sweet potators warm appl,
butter and honey, pears and grapes, PICK
les ginger snaps lemon biscuits ana pan
cake two kinds. \ stove Will be inr
ni,btd on the ground
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
Arrested for StonlDg "A Train.

Sp,ciH T,CyrGW To- q" sunday Register.
MASON CITY, W. Va, August 2O.-John
l.. Farson, depot agent At this place, has
been playing the roll of taller to-day. This
morning when the north bound express
train on the Ohio River railroad WAS out
from Point Pleasant abont three miles Il
rock was thrown into the rear coach and
very nearly hit gentleman, a passenger
on the train. Conductor J. +. Patrick
backed the train down 10 where the missile
was thrown aud there several boys were
found, one of whom confessed to having
thrown the stones. Patrick took him on
board the train and conveyed him to this
place He gave his name as Layton White.
lie says he is son Of {. W. White, farm
cr residing in Pleasant Flats. He was
turned over to the officials ON the pay car
at ! "a and conveyed to Point Pleasant.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
HE SECRET SOCIETIES.
Sutc, OF Interest Picked TIP About TIA"
city Lodges.


ohio Valley Lodge No. 81 conferred the
rank of Esquire on one page ut their meet
ing Friday evening The rank Of Knight
will he conferred on one Esquire on n'>t
Friday evening
Cwur De Lion Division Of the uuiiorm
rank, made friendly visit to Belmont
Division No. g., of Bridgeport, on Tues
day evening, the 9TH inst, aud assisted "a
comforting the uniform rank on one mem
her of Belmont Lodge The sir knights
from this side OF the Ohio spent a very en-
ioyablc evening With their Enracyc hreth-
rem.
Bridgeport Lodge and several m,Hb'rs
e.. Ohio Valley and other city lodges went
out to Elm Grave las night AMI sur
prlsed their country cousins o. Mystic
Lodge No. Il. The ONO contingent
brought their rhlri rAnk amphu'i out.:t
with them, and put an E,qun, OF >lys'ir
through in good shape. II Is lunorrd
tina, the uniformed knights Of tins city
and Bridgeport viii parade with the Army
of West Virginia nrN, week We thnh
that the various uniformed organizations
oIthis city would add greatly to thr APP
urlIancC Of the pTuCcSSlOu.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
without attracting any attention the maid
Cecilia wicker
BECAME TRANSFORMED

Cecilia wicker
BECAME TRANSFORMED
into Philemon Ialewski. The same after
noon they LETT for Hayre, and on the fol-
lowing day Ialewski, having altered the
Christian name Oh Mrs Nathauson's pass
port from "Tcnny' to Johann, and
having given her Cecilia Xwickcr's pass
port embarked alone on board the Cham
payne Tor New York travelling Us Mr.. JO-
ham Williamson. Tcnny in the mean
while made her way back TO Jenna, where
she was arrested Immediately on her ar
rival
The Austrian police had got upon the
track OF the culprit Late on the evening
OF July Is and Tor the next few days Lieut..
XlIewski was Swallowed without intermis-
sion. At length the police decided to ar
rest him on suspicion. GA his trunks be
iug searched at the rooms which he occu-
pied in barracks two parcels were
found the one addressed -u,lu
Nine. Philemon Il!ewski, u Nnuas \
-, uDO ilorins in bank notes, an Io,\V -
addressed to her sister COnta,u Is un-
tlOrius In addition TO these two OF the j
further sums to the amount NJ 5000
ilsrius were discovered among the young
officers effects together with long in
structiGus in his brother handwriting
concerning the measures to he adopted II
Mime. IllewsE and her sister could he
induced to Join the fugitive in the United
States. Nine Xllewskj aud her sister
were thcreup0n arrested, but after being
detained toI Il few days succeeded in IS
tahlishing their innocence So completely
that they were released. The Lieutenant,
however. was lrss fortunate. All his ei-
lnIts To eXculpTte himself were unavall-
lug, and At length, IN despair, he
MADE 4 CLEAN BREAST
of the whole affair, acknowledging that he
had received the money found in his
trunks the day before his brothers depar-
ture from Vienna, and IN exchange iUI
the passport aud papers which he had
handed to him on that occasion. He also
confessed that he had intended to Join his
brother in America. Having informed the
police of the existence of the hiding place
in the Engelgassc, the rooms in question
wee ransackcd by the police, and many
of Itlewski's personal effects, and III par
ticullr the halfcharIyd remnants Of the
clothes which he had worn on the day OF
his disappearance from the Postoiii,e,
were found concealed in the stove
While the police were in the
very act of Srarhu" the place,
Truny Nathansou, who had returned direct
to Vienna from lI,vrr. m..:'e her appear
uucr uu tn" scene and was Immediately At
rested OF course all her Efforts were di-
rrrtrd toward discuIpltug herself rs tar rs
possible, aud she gave the fullest details
concerning her lovers departure assertinI
that they had qulurllcd at Hayre, and
that nc had barely lett her money enough
10 purchase ticket blCi, to Vienna. GA
the strength OF her donunyiatious, cable
grams were sen, 10 New York, aud yrst,r-
day We learned that /ilrw,!,: had been
arrested ou ms arrival there with luS, U1u
llorius still in his possession. lie will t.
turn to take his tina! with MS brother md
Truuy NJthausou.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21

Yesterday afternoon hre was E"dIed
in the yard OF Il residence on Indiana
street, Island to burn some grass and
otherrubbi.h. Nh George i.oos' children,
who 1--we urNt door, ran out to SEE the
blaze, and in some manner - it'll, four
voar-old daughter trippcd and fell in the
lire ON her back. receiving serious aud
painful burns Mrs. L"oS, VIII" ran to the
rescue Of her child, WAS also badly burned
about the hands. DE-. Myers rendered the
necessary medical and.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
HANLAN TALKS.
He Says the Course at Toronto Was Six
Hundred Feet short.

Tie says The Course at TORONTO Was SIN
Hundred Feet short.
CHICAGO, August 10 Edward Hanlan
passed through the city yesterday en- route
for Australia, where he will row Beach
Speaking of his race with Teemer at To-
ronto last Saturday, lIanlan said that it
was an entirely fair contest but vas an OF
day for him and he could not row. lie not
only made lad start, but was unable TO
get under Roadway during the entire race
The course was 600 feet short owing 10 a
mistake Oh the pant OF the man who set
the buoys, ana consequently the time was
not ST. fast rs the press reports indicated.
In his opinion it was twenty minute
race, and on this basis he thought Gaudaur
would have no difficulty in beating Tecmer
in their race. Hanlan's race with Beach
is for y, 500, and the money is up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
HENRY GEORGE
Some Of the Points He Gave 4 Reporter
Yesterday.
A PROPOSED new ASSOCIATION
Of Iron ard Stec Workers Officially N.ppti
IN the Bud.
A GREAT MOVE OF The K. OF L.

NEW YORK, August 20.--HeHry George
wa seen by reporter to-day and inter
viewed in regard 10 the Syracuse COnven-
ton. lie said in response TO questions
II am very Well satisfied with the work
accomplished by the nted Labor Conyeu-
ton At Syracuse. 1t was remarkable
convention, and, | think, different from
any convention ever held in this State Tor
strength, yigor and hope. 1t WAS con
yentiOn which believed in itself. 1t was
convention of people, who were not politi-
clans and II was marked 10y the absence
OF old stagcrs one OF the Syracuse pa
prrs commented upon the character OF the
delegates, saying that i; did less for whisky
than the Prohibition Convention did. A"
Speaklraol The exclusion of the Social
lists, Mr. Grorgr SAID that personally h"
was very sorry for the matter, - many oi
the Socialists were iIirudsuI his. But,
he said I'VE had To get lid ol the element
of socialism and make clcar our position.
We had to show " here We stood We are
not Socialists. They have many ideas
which are opposed TO our principles We
could not do il without sacrificing our
own. They supported us Loyalty in our
light last fall. and We would still be glad 10
have them with Us. But not at the sacrl-
fee OF our principles ~ American citizens.
We are, said Mr.. George, warmly, go
ing To make a winning fight. We don't
boast that we will lie successful but We
will come mighty near 10 it. We will
stir up the two political parties in tins
State. and will do for them what We did
in this city last fall. did not wish 10 be
candidate, hut now | have accepted,
intend rs soon rs Straighten up affairs
and rtst Tor few days. Ia take the stump
myself AMI 20 through the state
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-08-21
Sippei Ia the IIud.

PIrTsm re-, August ~. The proposed
new association of iron and steel workers,
under the auspices q: the X. oi h., has
been officially nippad in the bud. Charles
II. litchman, the General Secretary of the
X. of l., in II circular letter over his own
signature sits down upon the prime movers
OF this organization with both feet lie
gives reasons why the charter will not he
granted, after first bitterly dynOuncug
those who have stated that General Master
Workman powdcrly signed the charter A.
applied IOr by the iron workers, ani that
ii w.li IN the custody at the General Sccrc-
tary.
The circular say in addition llnt all the
assemblies applying ion the new charter
are not in good staining; that out Of the
seventeen assemblies Joining IL tia prclim-
mary organization only thee are square
with the General Assembly. Eleven %!
these assemblies are ~ uu!'"urg. Ia clos
my il SAYS when al! the LAWS AZ complied
with the charter Will he afluirl. This -
big disappointment /" the Is Of /. iron
workers "i HittsbuII.